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 1  II, 1 |      for it is the cause of the heat of all other things); so
 2 III, 5 |       composite bodies consist, heat and cold and the like are
 3   V, 14|      substances that move (e.g. heat and cold, whiteness and
 4   V, 15| exceeded; (2) as that which can heat to that which can be heated,
 5   V, 15|    being heated, because it can heat it, and, again, that which
 6  VI, 2 |      but not if there is sultry heat, because the latter is always
 7 VII, 7 |       be present, there must be heat; and the physician goes
 8 VII, 9 |        part of the product. The heat in the movement caused heat
 9 VII, 9 |     heat in the movement caused heat in the body, and this is
10  IX, 1 |   potency is in the agent, e.g. heat and the art of building
11  IX, 1 |       in that which can produce heat and the other in the man
12  IX, 2 |   health and the calorific only heat and the frigorific only
13  XI, 3 |      and its contrary, and also heat and cold and the other sensible
14  XI, 11|    unmovable, e.g. knowledge or heat; it is not heat that is
15  XI, 11|    knowledge or heat; it is not heat that is a movement, but